Tremor is an involuntary shaking movement that is repeated over and over. Although it may affect any part of the body, tremor most often affects the hands and head. Your voice may also shake. Sometimes the feet or torso may also shake. Essential tremor, which sometimes runs in families, is one of the most common types of tremor. It is shaking that is most noticeable when you are doing something like lifting a cup or pointing at an object. The shaking does not occur when you are not moving. Medicine can help reduce the shaking.
Many banks and credit unions offer a variety of savings and money market accounts, and this article aims to help you find the highest interest rate for this type of deposit account. Of course, a high interest rate is not the only factor to consider when selecting an account.
U.S. Average Savings Account Interest Rate. As of April 2016, the national average savings account interest rate is only 0.06 percent for all balances, according to the FDIC â the same as it was before the fed funds rate increase at the end of 2015. The national average money market account interest rate is slightly higher, however. For deposits less than $100,000, the average money market account interest rate is 0.08 percent; for deposits of $100,000 and higher, the rate is 0.12 percent. These rates have remained steady since before the fed funds rate increase in December 2015.